‘The cabin is second only to Qatar business in terms of comfort’
Given how cheap it was to fly to London and the terrible website, I expected an awful experience but I was pleasantly surprised. This flight is a winner.
Given how cheap it was to fly to London and the terrible website, I expected an awful experience but I was pleasantly surprised. This flight is a winner.
It’s cheap and cheerful, and lays claims to all manner of green strategies. But do you get a meal or a movie?
This airline has a reputation for being one of the world’s best. Does it live up to expectations?
This international flight leaves at 10.20pm. Perfect for sleeping but you’ll have to slumber in your suit. Is that good enough when you are paying a motza for a seat?
It is possible to get the train from Milan to Sicily – across the sea – because of this engineering marvel. The last one of its kind in Europe and we test it out.
This electric ride-on suitcase has a top speed of 13km/h. You’ll be a menace at the airport, of course – but who’ll stop you?
As the summer holiday season draws to a close, seek sweet consolation at these dreamy, creamy venues around the country.
The hugely popular Dutch city is celebrating a very significant birthday this year, but go early if you want to beat the crowds.
Almost 37 million people visited the country last year but it is still possible to experience its true soul – even as a first-timer. Here is where to stay, eat and visit.
Good food plays a big part in travel and choosing where to stay so we have rounded up the top hot dining spots to try in 2025 from Cairns to Hobart.
More than a century after the discovery of King Tut’s tomb, travel through the heart of Egypt remains one of the greatest journeys of all time – especially in a polished, purpose-built vessel.
A comfortable room, exceptional and empathetic service and excellent location makes this new Spanish property a must-visit.
The world’s largest aquarium, a 106m-high ferris wheel and a hotel with a seesaw in the lobby are just some of the family-friendly offerings in Japan’s third biggest city.
From a luxury resort in West Timor to a new Raffles Hotel in Singapore and the ultimate Italian villa in Portofino, these are the new properties to book this year.
Located in one of Manhattan’s coolest neighbourhoods, this luxury hotel is full of colour and joy and is one of the best new properties in the Big Apple.
Recently refurbished and with a new spa opening soon, this luxurious island is a quiet, peaceful haven thanks to its no-kids policy.
Locals feared the Covid pandemic would stop the steady stream of visitors to Lake Tyrrell. Instead it has become an attraction for Australians looking to explore their own backyard.
From former abattoirs to post offices, these historic buildings have all had previous lives. Just look at them now.
With 10 restaurants and bars (including one that regularly makes the World’s and Asia’s 50 Best lists), this is a fine place for a foodie short break.
Once a massive sheep-processing factory, this property now puts guests within easy reach of the famed Torres del Paine wilderness.
After a sensitive renovation, the 19th-century sandstone building has become a slick city address for visitors.
Once the playground of multimillionaires and movie stars, this resort still gives guests a dose of jet-set glamour.
This lovely country manor near Canterbury sources ingredients from its own gardens and nearby to produce modern British cooking at its no-nonsense best.
Modern hospitality repeatedly misses the mark, even in five-star establishments. These missteps drive me bonkers.
The award-winning restaurateur behind Saint Peter has finally opened his boutique accommodation and we were among the first guests to stay. Here is our review.
Architect Andrew Hays’s quest to renovate a crumbling Italian palazzo has led him to one of the country’s dining hot spots.
This 130-year-old property has witnessed its fair share of shenanigans by the rich and famous. And it even has a Captain Cook connection.
A landmark desert lodging on the outskirts of Dubai is reborn as a luxe oasis with polished villas, world-class restaurants and spirited activities like camel-trekking.
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